By Agbolade Omowole

I was intrigued when Bishop David  Oyedepo, during ministration at the completion of Shiloh 2014, said “Heaven On Earth” is the vision for 2015. Immediately I tried to envision the realization of “Heaven on Earth” from a scientific perceptive.

From biblical records at the Garden of Eden, the animals spoke with Adam and Eve. Humans lived much longer. For instance, Methuselah lived for 937 years. Humans speak the same language before the tower of Babel.

Experiencing heaven on earth in year 2015 will be heralded by scientific innovations that will break the glass ceiling. For instance:

Language differences will disappear

According to the seer Nostradamus ‘following the invention of a new engine, the world will be as in the days before Babel.’

When one travels to a new country, the language barrier makes communication the biggest problem

That will change forever starting this year, 2015. A simple earpiece will be smart enough to interpret all languages for you.

People will live to be over 200

Advances in medicine will extend the average human life span to 200 years. An 80-year-old will look just like a 50-year-old, Nostradamus says. Already the Chinesse are living up to 120 years and above.

In May, scientists at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York concluded that by suppressing the release of a single protein produced in the hypothalamus region of the brain, they were able to extend the lives of mice and reduce the onset of age-related illnesses. Plus, the mice performed better on learning tests.

A little earlier last year, researchers at the Harvard Medical School found more evidence that resveratrol, a chemical compound found in berries, grapes and particularly red wine, can help cells in the body live longer.

 Humans will learn to talk to animals

Advances in the science of telepathy will make it possible for people to talk with their pets and farm animals. This will lead to an upsurge in vegetarianism. In the words of Nostradamus, ‘The hog will become a brother to man’ afterall, Chimpanzees have 90 percent of human gene.